Also, I think Ada is fully memory-safe but for initialization. That is to say, the only way in which it's not memory-safe, is regarding uninitialized variables.

Also, I think Ada is fully memory-safe but for initialization. That is to say, the only way in which it's not memory-safe, is regarding uninitialized variables. (That's assuming of course that you don't disable checks.) I'm not sure if it lets you shoot yourself in the foot regarding invalid type conversions, misuse of unions, that kind of thing.